The Word of Faith Netcast is now available!  This video netcast (sometimes called a video "podcast") is teaching the Word of Faith on a weekly basis!  The Word of Faith Netcast (audio) is also available on WOFR.org - Word of Faith Radio!  (We are on at 9:30 AM Eastern Time, on Sunday morning, right after Brother Kenneth Copeland!)

What is "Podcasting?" It is a method to acquire audio, or video, files for your iPod, or other portable media player. Apple Computer, developer of the media player called the "iPod," has called Podcasting, "the Next Generation of Radio."  And, today, the new media includes "IPTV," or, Internet TV!  People and organizations have begun to make content available via technologies that allow them to notify folks that have the right software installed on their computers (and are using a fast broadband connection to the Internet) that "podcasts" are available for downloading and listening to at their leisure. "Podcasts" are also called "Netcasts." Users subscribe to "podcasts" using "podcatching" software (also called "aggregator" software) which periodically checks for and downloads new content. It can then sync the content to the user's portable media player.   Unlike radio or streaming media, podcasts and netcasts are time-shifted, meaning that listeners have control over when they hear the recording similar to a VCR playing back a pre-recorded TV show. Using a portable player, such as the iPod, MP3 player, or a cell phone, podcasts, and netcasts, are instantly available and can be listened to progressively while tending to other matters, thereby educating a busy listener at no time expense.